ats for me; but you can come too, said Sue, and afterdinner well pick some more. Youve got a lot now. Thems worth ten cents.Sue flew into the house. Mamma, she cried, the boy says mygreens are worth ten cents. Dandelion-greens, said her papa ; and nice ones ! Well, Sue.handing her a dime, there is… … TEDDY ^IND JOE. 209 So, after dinner, the boy went away, happy, and jingling thepennies in his pocket; and Sue went for her candy. Here tis, said the clerk ; I thought youd find some money.I picked dandelions, said Sue. MARY A. SAWYER. TEDDY AND JOE. Teddy and Joe, two in a row, Up hill and down…
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